What is your maintenance range?

Beckilovespizza

Mine is 98 - 102. As i am so short those few extra lbs make all the difference so try not to go over 102.

yopeeps025

I do not know my weight range because I have never been fit in a long time. I also have more weight than the average person. I guessing around 160-180 depends on how much muscle I lose during this journey.

BlackDaisy85

I got down to my goal weight of 50kg (110lbs) but since then have gained a couple lbs, I weigh in always between 50kg-55kg (110lbs-121kg) Is this an okay maintenance range? I'm 5'1 tall as well.

What is your maintenance range?

11 lbs seems like a dangerous amount of wiggle room. id keep a maintenance range to about 5 lbs at most in order to ensure you are not gaining too much.

mike_ny

Once at maintenance you should rely far less on the scale and mostly on how you look in the mirror and how your clothes fit.

If you are also maintaining a more healthy and active lifestyle, keep moving, and exercising, your body will continue to change for the good. Since hitting my weight goal, I've gained five or so pounds back but also dropped another inch on my waist. Should I set a 500 calorie deficit to try and lose those extra pounds while I'm trying to gain muscle lifting weights? I don't think so. My clothes will definitely let me know when I need to make any adjustments. Use a pair of your snuggest but well fitting pants as your guide.

Tedebearduff

I got down to my goal weight of 50kg (110lbs) but since then have gained a couple lbs, I weigh in always between 50kg-55kg (110lbs-121kg) Is this an okay maintenance range? I'm 5'1 tall as well.

What is your maintenance range?

As a female your body can store upwards of 10lbs in water weight around your menstrual cycle.

Personally when I maintained I did 5lbs up or down of where I wanted to be